BLOOD WILL TELL. DR. WILLIAMS1 PINK PILLS. ACTUALLY MAKE NEW BLOOD.

Evening Post, Volume LXVIII, Issue 56, 3 September 1904, Page 9

BLOOD WILL TELL. DR. WILLIAMS 1 PINK PILLS. ACTUALLY MAKE NEW BLOOD.

Bad blood mparm bad health. That is why Dr. Williams' Pink Pills mean good health. Thoy actually intiko new blood. "My blood got iv such a torriblo state that my whole health broke down," aaid Mr. John Lo C. Smith, Commission Acont, Kimbolton-road, Foilding, N.Z. "1 was the picture of disoas>o, and I did not draw a healthy breath from ono wook's ond to the othor. None of the doctors could do anything for me— "but Dr. Williams' Pink Pills soon set mo right by building up my blood." Bad blood soon poisons tho wholo system. And, of course, weak blood means that tho organs cannot get strength for their work. Then the nerves break down — tho liver goes wroug — tho kidneys get clogged and inflamed-— tho heart flutters and jumps at the least excitement — tho stomach loses all its power to digest tho food — tho lungs aro unable to throw off lingering colds— in fact, tho wholo body gets out of order. Then, of course-, you hn\o headaches and backaches, can't sleep mid can't eat, feel utterly misorable and suffer torribly from nerves, indigestion, rheumatism, or general debility. And it all comes from bad blood, as it did. in Mr. J. Lo C. Smith's ca-se, " You could tell from my faco what a state my blood was in," Mr. Smith went on to say. "It was a sickly unhealthy yellow, and ovon tho whites of my eyes woro discoloured. My nppotito disappeared, and I had to force myself to cat. And then I eithor vomited it or suffered tor hours from racking headaches. I was always tired, and had no heart for anything. At night I could' never sleep woll, and tho dreams I had were simply hideous. I used to wake up in a cold sweat, and shaking like a leaf. My nerves wont to pieces and I couldn't hold a pen. My heart was all out of ordor, and most of tho doctors said I was killing myself with heavy smoking. Other doctors said it was m^ livor, but nono of them could do mo tho least good. All they know was that my blood was about os bad as it could be. "Then I decided to try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Palo Peoplo/' continued Mr. Smith, "and thoy cured me like magic. Tho first box or two didn't seem any bettor than common doctor's medicino—but, after thnt, I noticed my appetito picking up. From that on, overy dose uul mo good. I got back a healthy colour and gained in strength hud spirits day by day. My hoart and livor became sound, and tho indigestion disappeared. In tho ond Dr. Williams' Pink Pills cured mo completely— and I did not givo up smoking for an hour." Just as surely as they cured Mr. J. Lc C. Smith, of Feilding, Dr. Williams' Pink fills can euro anminia, indigestion, biliousness, hoadaehes, sidoachc3, baokadiei, kidney trouble, lumbago, rhoumniism, sciatica, neuralgia, nervousness, general weakness, and Uie spneial secret ailments of growing girls and women. All those ailments como from bad blood —and Dr. Williams' Pink Pills actually mako now blood. They do just that onn thing, but thoy do it well. Thoy don't bother with more symptoms. But you must msist on getting tho samp kind as cured Mr. J. Le U. Smith — always in boxen, never in glass bottles. Sold by retailors and tho Drt Williams' Medicine Co., Wellington, at 3s a box, or six box«w for 16s Gd, post froo. Write for froe medical advice, ,